Daizey

Yeah, I had created some characters to play with my IRL best friend on one of the Legendary servers, but with my commitment to leadership roles I haven't been able to play much. They've already released Moria now, and from what I'm gathering people are treating it more like a progression server - which for a highly casual player who would play there only from time to time, didn't make too much sense to me. At the beginning was nice though, because everyone was starting back at the beginning together, but that changed pretty quickly.

The excitement is real! KH3 launches at midnight tonight (still deciding if I want to go to bed early so I can wake up and play it...), and SquareEnix has released the Memory Archives to get us ready. You can find them below:

Also, if you ever need any advice for your trip, I watch way too many Youtube videos about Disney World news and tips. I spent the whole year before we went in 2017 researching, and I haven't stopped. Maybe I should look into becoming a Disney travel agent...

Aww, how awesome @Skaal! I know you'll love spending time at Disney with your daughter at the parks. Did you try the BBB that's also at Disney Springs (the shopping area just outside the parks)? There's one there, although it's not as convenient because you'd have to find a bus there and it's not right in the Magic Kingdom. If you're looking to stay in the Magic Kingdom, not many people realize there is an actual functioning barber shop on Mainstreet, called Harmony Barber Shop. You can usually just do a walk-in if you go straight there first thing in the morning, but they do recommend reservations. They do the fairy glitter on their hair after doing a hair-do. Not quite as fancy but it's not a bad compromise. You can find the info here: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/en_CA/shops/magic-kingdom/harmony-barber-shop/ Some of the resorts also have salons where you can get a fancy character package, one I've seen listed most is the Ivy Trellis Salon at the Grand Floridian Resort and Spa (just outside of Magic Kingdom, can take the monorail there), and here's the info for that option: Ivy Trellis Salon Discover a full range of grooming services for men, women and children at this sleek salon nestled inside the Resort’s Main Building. Indulge in your favorite styling treatment at this hidden gem. Salon Services Lady's haircut and blow-dry: $80 (short); $100 (long) Gentleman's haircut with shampoo and style: $35 Gentleman's haircut and style: $25 Beard/mustache trim: $15 Child's haircut: $20 Bang trim: $15 Shampoo, blow-dry and style: $55 Express style (i.e. simple braids): $25 Blow out: $45 Hair chemical services: $90 and up based on consultation Haircut with chemical service: $45 Special occasion/bridal hair and makeup packages: call for pricing Character Couture Packages Behold an array of regal makeovers designed for Guests of all ages. Storybook Style: $50 (child ages 4 to 12); $80 (adult) Classic character-inspired hairstyle Magical Makeover: $75 (child ages 4 to 12); $105 (adult) Classic character-inspired hairstyle and makeup Timeless Transformation $90 (child ages 4 to 12); $120 (adult) Classic character-inspired hairstyle, makeup and nails Hours and Appointments The salon is open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Appointments are strongly recommended. To make a reservation, please call (407) WDW-SPAS or (407) 939-7727. Note: additional fees may apply for services outside of operating hours. In Adventureland there is also a Pirate League where they do pirate make-up, but they also do more "feminine" packages if she'd rather be an empress or mermaid! You can find the info on that here: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/en_CA/shops/magic-kingdom/pirates-league/ Hope some of these help, and enjoy your visit!

I think there's enough of everything else that you may not taste much banana! I think it's mainly to thicken this frozen dessert up.

Disney DIY Treats! For any of us who have ever been to a Disney Theme park, you can't miss the decadent and super tempting snacks and desserts floating around. I've noticed over the years that people have been trying to duplicate what can normally only be found in the parks, and thought we could share some here!! I will start it off with a recipe actually from the company behind the treat itself - Dole. That's right, here is a make-at-home recipe for the popular and timeless treat, the Dole Whip. There are many out there, and I've yet to try it myself, but thought Dole would be a great source for this recipe. If any of you try it before I do, let me know how it tastes! DIY Dole Whip Total Time (minutes): 10 Difficulty: easy Servings: 2 Ingredients: 4 Total Prep Time: 10 minutes Calories Per Serving: 140 Ingredients 1 cup pineapple juice, frozen in an ice cube tray 1 DOLE® Banana, peeled and frozen 2-1/2 teaspoons powdered sugar 1/4 to 1/2 cup unsweetened coconut milk beverage Directions Combine pineapple juice, banana, and powdered sugar in a blender. Cover; blend until smooth, gradually adding coconut milk and scraping down sides if necessary. Serve immediately.

OMG I just did the Ursula fight today, I'm replaying 1.5 right now, and that one is a pain for sure. They say the tactic you're supposed to use is using that new shared skill Mermaid Kick to get behind her head, but I found as soon as I got behind her she flipped around so that didn't do much good. For me I just run and hit her some, heal up and head out to recover. Rinse and repeat. You have to be slightly aggressive, and is a pretty tough fight. Good luck and hope you get through it soon!